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American singer whose artistry and power earned him hits in the 50s and 60s, and a late career renaissance

The 1959 Martin D-28E electro acoustic guitar is expected to fetch £25,000.

During prog’s earliest days, their 1968 US tour saw them treated like messiahs, aliens and harbingers of doom - and left them terrified

Mick Parkin has been itching to get back to work for a while. Saturday, he gets to do it on the biggest stage in front of his home fans.

The sides of the shoes say Play to Live and Live to Play.

The Simpsons changed my life for the better, and I have 5 reasons why.

Nike staffers will be donning shoes designed with the iconic brand in mind!

On "Everything Fab Four," the "Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover" singer gets to the heart of Beatles fandom

Bust-ups, brotherhood, sword attacks and the future of Aerosmith – Joe Perry looks back on 50 years in rock’n’roll

In August 1966, The Beatles played their second to last show at LA’s Dodger Stadium – and they had a couple of familiar names on their security team

Paul McCartney “was always the most surprising Beatle”, said Mark Hudson in The Independent. Despite his reputation as a “cheerful, garrulous mop top”, he was the closest thing the group had to a “Renaissance man”: while his bandmates “retreated to mansions in the stockbroker belt” at the height of their mid-1960s fame, McCartney immersed himself in London’s counterculture,…